Train passengers rescued a dog that fell on the rails (4 photos + 1 video)

Passengers at King's Cross station in London rescued a dog that had fallen onto the tracks, into a gap between the carriage and the platform. A group of passengers did not leave the poor thing in trouble - and immediately rushed to her aid. Thank you, good people!





At King's Cross station in north-east London, a dog suddenly fell onto the tracks, falling through the gap between the carriage and the platform. A terrified man - apparently the dog's owner - tried to pull the poor guy out before the train left. Station employees and other passengers who were worried about the fate of the animal came running to his aid.



Passengers reacted quickly: they immediately pressed the “emergency” button in the carriage and asked the driver to delay the train until the dog was pulled out. Fortunately, the owner quickly managed to get the dog - he was helped by a woman standing nearby. One of the passengers filmed the rescue process on video. The dog, although scared, was safe and sound.





"I saw some kind of panic on the platform, and went up to see what was happening. I saw that a man was trying to go down under the train and get his dog. A woman nearby was screaming for help and urging the staff on. I didn’t know what to do and didn’t want to risk it with their lives. It was an extremely dangerous situation, so everyone was careful. Even the staff,” said the author of the video.



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